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Siam Piwat Presents BIMSTEC Youth Forum at ICONSIAM: An International Edition

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The Siam Piwat Group, a prominent player in real estate and retail development, which owns and operates renowned sites such as Siam Paragon, Siam Center, and Siam Discovery, along with being a co-owner of ICONSIAM and Siam Premium Outlets Bangkok, has received recognition from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. They will be hosting the 'BIMSTEC Young Gen Forum: Where the Future Meets' event at ICONSIAM, an internationally recognized riverside destination in Bangkok.
 
 
 The forum is an ancillary event of the BIMSTEC Summit scheduled for 2025, taking place in Thailand from April 2nd to 4th at the Shangri-La Hotel in Bangkok. This gathering operates within the structure of the Bay of Bengal Initiative for Multi-Sectoral Technical and Economic Cooperation (BIMSTEC).
 
 
 Having been chosen as the host for this prestigious global gathering underscores the trust placed in Siam Piwat by government agencies and international organizations. This endeavor reinforces Siam Piwat’s status as ‘The Visionary Icon,’ dedicated to orchestrating top-tier events that foster regional progress and creativity.
 
 
 ICONSIAM keeps reinforcing Thailand’s position as a center for creativity, innovation, and economic prospects, concurrently functioning as an eminent location for international conventions and events. This gathering has drawn over 300 attendees from all BIMSTEC member countries, offering a chance to forge academic and commercial connections while highlighting Thailand’s prominence in regional affairs on the worldwide scene.
 
 
 The BIMSTEC Young Gen Forum, scheduled for April 2-3, 2025, brings together young leaders and up-and-coming businesspeople from India, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Bhutan, Myanmar, Bangladesh, and Nepal. Attendees will discuss significant regional challenges such as connectivity, commerce and investments, scientific advancements and innovations, agricultural practices and food safety, environmental changes, security matters, and cybersecurity strength.
 
 
 One standout feature of the event is a distinguished keynote speech delivered by H.E. Professor Dr. Muhammad Yunus, who is a Nobel Peace Prize laureate and serves as the chairperson of the advisory board for the government of Bangladesh. The core theme of his talk will center around fostering sustainable economic and social progress via creative ideas and equitable expansion.
 
 
 The BIMSTEC organization holds a crucial position in fostering global collaboration amongst the nations surrounding the Bay of Bengal, with a focus on boosting regional economic growth, technology exchange, and societal advancement. As this year’s host, Thailand strengthens its status as an entry point for Asian economics, dedicated to nurturing future leaders within the region.
 

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PM Modi Heads to Thailand for Key BIMSTEC Summit

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 New Delhi [India], April 3 (ANI): On Thursday morning, Prime Minister Narendra Modi left for Bangkok, Thailand, to participate in the 6th BIMSTEC Summit scheduled for Friday.
 
 
 Randhir Jaiswal, the spokesperson for the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA), posted on X stating, "@narendramodi PM Narendra Modi has departed for a visit to Thailand and Sri Lanka."
 
 
 "The Prime Minister is scheduled for an Official Visit to Thailand where they will attend the 6th BIMSTEC Summit. Following this engagement, they will continue with a State Visit to Sri Lanka," the statement noted.
 
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 Prime Minister Modi announced that he would spend the coming three days in Thailand and Sri Lanka to bolster India’s relationships with these countries as well as the BIMSTEC member states. His itinerary includes a discussion with Thai Deputy Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra and participation in the BIMSTEC Summit. Additionally, he plans to hold talks with King Maha Vajiralongkorn of Thailand during this trip.
 
 
 In a tweet on X, PM Modi stated, "I am set to travel to Thailand and Sri Lanka over the coming three days to participate in several initiatives designed to enhance India’s collaboration with these nations as well as the BIMSTEC member states."
 
 
 "Later today in Bangkok, I am scheduled to meet with Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra and discuss the comprehensive scope of India-Thailand relations. Tomorrow, I will participate in the BIMSTEC Summit and also pay a visit to King Maha Vajiralongkorn of Thailand," the post stated.
 
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 In a separate post about his impending trip to Sri Lanka, Prime Minister Modi stated, "I am scheduled to visit Sri Lanka from the 4th through the 6th. Following the fruitful visit of President Anura Kumara Dissanayake to India, my journey aims at reassessing the multi-dimensional relationship between our nations. We shall explore fresh areas for collaboration as well. I'm eagerly anticipating all these engagements during my stay."
 
 
 Significantly, invited by Thai Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to travel to Bangkok, Thailand, from April 3-4 for the 6th BIMSTEC Summit scheduled on April 4, which Thailand, as the present chair of BIMSTEC, will host. This trip marks the Prime Minister’s third visit to Thailand.
 
 
 The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) stated that this will mark the first in-person gathering of BIMSTEC leaders since the fourth summit took place in Kathmandu, Nepal back in 2018. The subsequent, which is the fifth summit, occurred via video conference in Colombo, Sri Lanka in March 2022. This sixth summit’s focus is “BIMSTEC – Prosperous, Resilient and Open.” During the event, the leaders aim to discuss strategies for boosting collaboration within the BIMSTEC framework.
 
 
 The leaders are anticipated to address several institutional and capacity-enhancing steps aimed at boosting collaboration under the BIMSTEC umbrella. India has spearheaded numerous efforts within BIMSTEC to bolster regional cooperation and partnerships. These include strengthening security, easing trade and investments, developing physical, marine, and digital connections, working together on issues like food, energy, climate, and human safety, fostering capacity building and skills training, as well as deepening interpersonal relationships among member states.
 
 
 In the bilateral sphere, Prime Minister Modi is set to meet with Shinawatra later today. The discussions will likely focus on assessing current collaborative efforts and mapping out strategies for their future collaboration. Both nations share a special connection as coastal neighbors enriched by common historical roots, culture, language, and religion.
 
 
 Prime Minister Modi will visit Sri Lanka for a state trip from April 4-6, invited by Sri Lankan President Anura Kumara Disanayaka. This information comes via ANI.
 
 
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Earthquake in Myanmar: Travel Warnings Issued, Hong Kong Halts Tours to Thailand

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 Multiple nations have released travel advisories following a fatal earthquake that struck Southeast Asia on Friday. In response to escalating safety worries, Hong Kong has decided to halt trips to Thailand.


 Several travel agencies in Hong Kong are contemplating the cancellation of their scheduled trips to Thailand for April following a 7.7 magnitude earthquake that hit Myanmar, causing noticeable shaking even in Bangkok’s central area.
 South China Morning Post
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 The earthquake also caused disruptions to air travel. On Friday, at least six flights departing from Hong Kong to Bangkok experienced delays.
 Dimsum Daily
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 Philippine officials have urged their nationals in Thailand and Myanmar to stay composed yet watchful, emphasizing the importance of following reliable and verified information sources for updates.
 Inquirer
 reported.


 The UK Foreign Office has revised its travel recommendations for Thailand, noting: "A powerful 7.7 magnitude quake struck Myanmar, causing noticeable shaking throughout Thailand and resulting in structural damages in parts of Bangkok. Aftershocks could occur. Should you be in this region or intending to visit, adhere to the instructions from local officials or your travel agency and keep track of regional news updates."


 Canada has revised its travel warning, advising individuals in the impacted regions to keep themselves updated via local news outlets and to adhere to directives issued by local officials, which may include possible evacuation notices.


 Numerous international visitors in Bangkok experienced distress.
 As earthquakes shook the metropolis, they caused tall skyscrapers to sway, made cracks appear in walls, and spilled water from rooftop swimming pools.


 The Myanmar government has verified at least 144 casualties and over 700 injured individuals. Meanwhile, Thailand has reported nine deaths, with eight of those resulting from an incident.
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Earthquake in Myanmar: Travel Warnings Issued, Hong Kong Halts Tours to Thailand

Multiple nations have released travel advisories following a fatal earthquake that struck Southeast Asia on Friday. In response to escala...